The largest city in the area voted very narrowly to Remain, listen to one of its residents break it down for you.

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

Yorkshire and the Humber: Leeds

York was by far the biggest Remain area in Yorkshire with 58%. Barnsley conversely had a large Leave vote. Two citizens tell you how they feel.

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

Yorkshire and the Humber: York vs. Barnsley

The two largest cities in the area both voted to Remain with 58% and 60% respectively, two locals respond. 

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

North West England: Liverpool and Manchester

Two towns not so far from Liverpool and Manchester that voted to Leave, their residents explain why...

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

North West England: Blackburn and Blackpool

Wales narrowly voted to leave. The reasons are varying and multi-faceted; ordinary Welsh folk tell you why. 

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

Brexit Diaries: Wales

Why were Newcastle the only Remainers un the area? What's wrong with Sunderland? And where is Hartlepool?

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

North East England: Newcastle, Sunderland and Hartlepool

Scotland voted to remain with a huge 62% of the vote. Here a range of Scots give their reasons and opinions.

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

Brexit Diaries: Scotland

The middle of the West Midlands is the industrial heart of England, but it also has Britain's second largest city and a lot of rural areas bordering Wales. Here are some friends in a Black Country pub passionately expounding on the issues they have.

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

West Midlands: Black Country

Northern Ireland voted to remain, these ordinary folk tell you how they feel.

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

Brexit Diaries: Northern Ireland

A woman living near the Irish Republican border exclaims her issues.

As the big day of October 31st approaches, let's remind ourselves why 51.89% of the British population voted for Brexit. Who did? Who didn't? Why? Where do they live and what do they think? Join me on a whistle-stop tour of the Disunited Kingdom of the British Isles of Great Britain. That's great, Britain.

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